Crowley, TX Crime Map

Crowley, TX Crime Map: Neighborhood Safety Data & Analysis

Crowley's Overall Safety Profile

With a population of 15,972 and an overall crime grade of B-, Crowley, Texas stands out for one particularly striking statistic: every single one of the six analyzed neighborhoods earned an A grade or better, giving the city a 100% rating in the top safety tier. That kind of consistency is uncommon in Texas suburbs, and it reflects a community where residents across nearly all ZIP codes benefit from relatively low crime exposure. The city-wide safety rating comes in at a Very Safe (A), a designation that aligns with the neighborhood-level data rather than contradicting it.

Safest Neighborhoods in Crowley

Panther Heights leads all neighborhoods with an A+ grade and a median household income of $114,817 — the highest in the city — serving a population of roughly 1,022 residents. Carson Ranch Estates and Rosemary Ridge both earned A grades, each with a median income of $87,323, while Wellington Point closely mirrors that figure at $87,305 with its own A grade. St. Francis Village, though a very small enclave of just 17 residents, also holds an A grade with a median income of $56,750. The core Crowley neighborhood, which accounts for the vast majority of the city's population at 15,680 residents, carries an A grade and a median income of $90,813.

Understanding the Grade Distribution

The grade distribution across Crowley's neighborhoods is straightforward: 100% of analyzed neighborhoods scored an A, with zero neighborhoods falling into the B, C, D, or F range. That means the combined safe rate — neighborhoods graded A or B — sits at a full 100%. While the city's overall crime grade of B- suggests some room for improvement at the aggregate level, no individual neighborhood drags the profile down into concerning territory. For context, the areas flagged as relatively higher in crime compared to others within Crowley — Crowley proper, Carson Ranch Estates, and Panther Heights — still hold A-level grades, which underscores just how narrow the safety variance is across the city.

Property Crime vs. Violent Crime Patterns

In communities with Crowley's demographic and economic profile — a median household income of $76,677, a poverty rate of 8.8%, and an unemployment rate of 6.3% — property crime typically accounts for a larger share of reported incidents than violent crime. Opportunistic offenses such as vehicle break-ins and residential burglary tend to follow population density patterns, and at 843 residents per square mile, Crowley is moderately dense without reaching the thresholds where violent crime rates typically spike. The data does not indicate any neighborhood as a violent crime hotspot, which is consistent with the uniformly high safety grades seen city-wide.

How the Crime Map Supports Better Decisions

Crowley's interactive crime map serves different audiences in practical ways. For commuters evaluating where to live relative to the DFW metro, the map confirms that neighborhoods like Panther Heights and Wellington Point offer strong safety grades without sacrificing proximity to major corridors. Home buyers weighing Crowley's median home value of $154,846 against comparable suburbs can use the neighborhood-level data to validate that their investment sits in A-grade territory. Renters facing a median rent of $1,368 can cross-reference specific addresses against crime grade boundaries before signing a lease. The map turns raw incident data into a decision-support tool — one that replaces guesswork with graded, neighborhood-specific context that actually reflects where people live and move in Crowley.